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If You ANT
Have You VISITED

Have Lou VISITED
THE GREAT SALE OF FINE AND MEDIUM
TAILoR-MADE CLOTHING NOW OPENING
OUT SOME OF THH INCEST MADE GAR.
MENrs FOR MRN, BOYS. AND CHILDREN.
THESE GOODS MUST BE SOLD, AND BAR.
GAINS ARE HERE FOR YOU. NO NATTER
WHAT You WANT IN THE WAY OF BEST
TAILOR-HADE CLOTHING. EQUAL TO THE
FINEST CUSTOM WORK, IN PRINCE AL.
BERT, CUTAwAY, OR SACK SUITS, FOR
DRESS. FOR BUSINESS, FOR WORK, DON'T
THROW YOUR MONEY AWAY WHEN YOU
CAN GET SUCH FINE MADE CLOTHING AT
THIS SALE FOR LESS THAN COMMON
STUFF ELSEWHERE. WE HAVE SUITS Oh
PANTS TO FIT THE SMALLEST OR LARG-
EST PERSONS. YOU CAN DEPEND ON BAR
GAINS IN ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING WE
HAVE LOCATED AT 631 PENNSYLVANIA
AVE-. UNDER ST. MARC HOTEL. ONE DOOR
BELOW 9TH ST. NV. THIS SALE OF FINE
TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING OFFERS UNUs-
UAL CHANCES OF SECURING THE FINEST
NEW YORK TAILOR-MADEC CLOTHING ATA
LOWER PRICE THAN YOU PAY FOR CON-
MoN-MADE CLOTHING. COME AND SEE
OUR GOODS. CLOTHING FOR MEN. BOYS,
AND CHILDREN AT BARGAIN. REMEM-
Der. WE ARE AT NO e31 PENNSYLVANIA
AVE. ONE DOOR BELOW 7TH ST.. ADJOIN-
ING ST. MARC HOTEL. mh3O
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PROHIBITION JUST DEEEATED.
The Majority Against it i'm Michigan
DWiudlfng AWay.

DETROIT, April 7.-COmplete returns have not yet
been received from Mondays election. All later
reports continue to cut down the majority against
the prohibition amendment
AT 1:3O O'Clock to-day the Evening Journals
figures showed 1t to be defeated by only 1887
votes The Official count may be necessary to set
tie 1t.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EOR SAIL
bas b 1 I 1eshsa
9 ss an ptR .ad
r0Sms Fssee Pi.e s.i Bet 18Th and 18th .S SS
rooms South Capitol I .. 800 800
rOom 9a atS Ssco p;,. g
s, eee% ana s .s hss "A and 9TH 33
rooms, on RisEs st, Bet 18th and 18th. 5000
1orooms on n t.betaOth & 2lst SITS, new soo
Frame on punbsrton ave- 1900
lar b 81 asa eRIS s' na
Also improved and unimproved property IN "a parts
01asi ssS App'y'' 13as New n lora sSs
E,OR sALE-THREE NEW HOUSES ON H ST. SIX
dG1ms a sa ten Rer fsns
fs :sa f:
FOR sAIE-"COME" QU1CK.-QN 14TH ST. y. ".
ss,1sa S1s on
rs New Yc4P R1ns
E0R sALESPECIAL BARGAINS
Ssvssaa ms.r % Houses on St n Al modern
sss$ SsssE %.i':sh Place BET 18th IAN 900
t5s s: IT. Fl S.s'sS
Z rooms on Marion. bet. 9th and 7th stsn W. $3.50
mhIs -4w' 142s New York ave-
E0R sAIE.GREAT BARGAIN-A TWO-sTORY
Frame Dwelling; seven rooms; s13 ?th st. NE ;
By deSh ' 81 ioS eet p a1s
per foot including i improvements; easy terms.
,,s .,e., GEO; l. HILL
apo-eott' 80 st., Room 10.
FOE sS sALE = TaREE story, sogTH FRONT
sts one Of eight rooms. Lot 17172 One Of ten rooms
mh29-eo5t Star ONCE.
EOR RENT.-OR SALE ONE STORE AND SIX
Sns Ds.n s ss dsa1sSis SO 1SS
p 1sot St One new Store ara yeToO%
ss6Sf bci os ~. inquire ss? sTREEf
and 9Th sts n. .. mh29-tu thAs,2w
TOR sALE-A sIx-ROOM BRICK HOUSE ON
j %s zd1ss: Boz sss s
EoR SALOON CAPITOL HILL. DESIRABLE
south ana east frontage; handsome PARKING On trout
and an sde sysry near street cars Price
FoR SALE BY DAY MY S J, 4 son,
Ns. hokt brsE sg 5ocH st SoRT 6EIvt oso
Nsf Sriek 1000 ss, rs eriek go
3 Cit Il
NN MA T.. 10 III e. o 6crs NoRIHEAsT ooo
Mass y: Sr|. tramsySSSS Fl yr IrisS;
st. l0rs. brick 1000 ST., 8 rs. brick. 500
F0R sALE-sEvERAL NEW SMALL BRICK
Il ss7 fesa inIsI%sn'
EoR sALE-THREE STORY AND CELLAR BAY
window w. house Oh ST. n ", between 9th and 10th,
Star Office. ty.:;m
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statement was republished in TEE STAR Of
Tuesday from Bangor Ne, paper, to the effect
that about one hundred young men OF that city
have become losers by the bursting OF the bubble
OF the Young Mems Marriage Endowment Associa-
1on, which had It's headquarters at Minneapolis.
TneFe are large number or young men In this
city who hold such endowment policies, issued by
q minneapolis company, and IL Is supposed by some
poiicy-holders that it is the same company TO
which the Bangor publication referred. The name
OF the company in which the Washington young
Association OF Minnesota. one OF the policy.
holders WHO'S exercised over the value OF bis poll
x, saate1 10 STAB reporter to-day that he
thought there were three hundred young men in
this city holding policies who had paid from $50
to 500 TO the association.
THE PLAN
The policies were issued for 81, 900 upon the
payment OF $40. and an agreement TO pay semi.
annual dues in the sum OF s., and an assessment
OF N25 to be paid on the proof OF marriage OF a
member. The company bound itself to pay the
wife OF the married man an amount equal TO q for
each certificate in force at date OF marriage OF the
the policy was TO be paid within ninety days after
satisfactory proof Of the lawful marriage OF the
cSfe % stipulated in the policy or cer
Iied before the expiration OF two years from the
date OF certificate the certificate shall be vod.
based on the age OF the certificate those OF more
advanced age being required to continue pay.
mentS OF assessments for some time after the two
years term. In case OF his marrying before the
END OF his assessment term, only one-han OF the
endowment will be paid, the other half being re.
tanned until the end of the term.
THE CERTIFICATES
are neatly engraved and printed. Each one has a
conspicuous ornament, an engraving representing
anewly-wedded couple at their wedding break.
fast, engaged in exchanging caresses This pic
ture seems TO be intended to encourage matri.
mony, or to show how happy marriage becomes
wnen there is an endowment Of &, 600 due to the
bride. In applying for insurance the applicant was
obliged to give, In addition to other Information
his age, occupation, height and weight to state
whether he WAS engaged TO be married. whether
he would marry within two years, and whether he
has ever been married.
FEASIBLE SCHEME.
One gentleman OF Washington who took out
policy said to a STAR reporter shat he made In
Quiries In Minneapolis and was satisfied that at
that time the association was reputable and hon
est. The president, Alonzo R Shattuck, was a
business man or good standing in that city. Since
then the policy-holder said there had been a
change or management. The scheme, he said.
was good one, and there was no danger OF loss
to the certiicate-holders1 II t were honestly car.
rfed out. The association promised to pay only 81
for each certificate In force, and at the same time
levied an assessment OF sl.:5.
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THE OONNER1ON RRprIRn

=, Inn OoAAk&aON kkPI1KD
tnat Applications to the Commission for spectalex-
ceptaons under the interstate commerce law can
only oe granted after investigation into the facts
vsIineu petition, setting forth the grounds Of
application, should be presented.
re TINS Senator stanford replied that he did not
ASK Ior ruling, but construction OF section four
anu ne stated that this construction was regarded
as necesary at once In order that his board might
oetelmlne what rates to make with fretghts now
arriving ana about to arrive from China and
Japan. Inc Commission declined to make any
Sented. ~ ~ ~ PAN
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To Lock Up wheat.
THE LONGS DETERMINED no SorEEzR THE

THE LONGS DETERMINED no SQUEEZE THE SHORTS.
telegram TO the New York Times from Chi
cage, April 6, says: The sensation OF to-day in
commercial circles In this city the revival OF
recent rumOrs to the effect that squeeze on the
wheat shorts is being engineered for May. 1t is
said that the two principal firms the long side
have bought an aggregate OF about LOCO, 600
bushels in this market for delivery next month,
and that they have arranged to pay for
and hold as much as may be carried round
On those contracts II is suspected that some
other houses are long. TO a large extent,
though their holdings are not so big as those OF
the two firms referred TO. The plan Is supposed to
include a locking up OF the storage room by hold
ing the corn now here through next month, which
will prevent the delivery OF the wheat held at
other points in the West and most OF which has
been sold In this market. This would practically
place the immense army OF shorts at the mercy Of
the longs, and enable the Latter to name very
much higher price for settlement than has been
quoted in this city for three years past 1t Is In
umated that the low price Is regarded as assuring
profit In the operation as II would not be diicult
to restore former quotations In the British mar
kets II they were raised here, and the chances are
very much In favor OF handsome returns from
bull campaign IL conducted with Judgment. r.
d. Armour Is credited with being at the head Of
the movement.
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EOR SALE
L NORTHWEST.
203 l st, b. h. In.
l. 25rs- ........... 25, 600
400 NJ st. b. b. m. i.
1912 VT. ava, b. b.
l:Srs- ..-..........16,00C
IT'S II st.. b.h. ,1Orsl2,5OC
AS Sd St, b.h. 11rsI2.5Ol
1925 18th st., b.h.,
1ors- ..-.....--.11,50(
300 II St b. b..
1913 10th St, b. b.
SrS...-.-..---.11,WC
go N st. b.h-. 9rs. 10. SOC
20:53 II st b.h., 12rs 5000
2.3 Ind. ave. b. h.,
l74s + st. b.h., iOr. 1905 ,o0t
LOS 9Th ST., b. b. mi.
us >, oUt
BOB + St., mi. 9rs. 5,0Ot
500 9th st, b.h., III. j.
Srs. .4,5O(
ol9 y ST., b. h., Srs. 4 200
1411 5 st., b.h., 7r a, 0O(
The above ia on1y n Do-f
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McGlOne Released tn

McGlOne Released to Rochester.
McGlone has been released by the Nationals to
the Rochester Baseball Club, at his own request,
for $780,
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FOR lighthouses

ItOR RENT,nTHkEE-STORY BAY WINDOW
Il eight room House, 907 I St. NV gas. bath &c in
pssrfecs order' rent $35. Address VERITAS, Star
once. ap4-1m
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The SocouA Consrollersu LesseG.
n Drp NOT REACH TEE sEcRxrAnr o. WAR UNTIL
ro-pav.
Tue letter from the second Coutrollef % The
SECRETARY Of Wa, published In yesterdays STAR
Old not reach 80 destination until To-Day.
The publication OF the letter before
It's receipt is severely criticised at the War De
partment where ft Is stated that the fettef
rferred 70 matter which was IN
and that the oflicerS IN Question simply ooeyed
tne orders OF the SECRETARY OF War, and that the
matter VIII be referred 20 the Court OF Claims
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A "Oms1m0 N6XkVW EDC0Y0O
From the New Orleans Times Democrat April 9.
In Yell Co., Ark, last week, Ma Sarah Dlmnitt
was riding along the road with her lfssls boy be-
hind her, and in passing burning tree saw that
it was going to fall across the road She screamed
and the horse stopped still, when quick as light
ming, she jumped Oh, Snatched her child, ana GOT
out OF the way Just as the came crashiAg down
across the saddle, killing the horse instantly.
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Hing, thirteen years old was shot in the head IN
New YORK Tuesday, by Bernard Rellly, 1ouFteen
years Old. The shooting occurred In grammar
was kylarang with en- Old pepper-box na0ed
pistol when suddenly the weapon exploded The
bullet struck achnling n tbs nod and penstfateo
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NOR SALE-A NEAT TWO-STORY SIy-ROOM
IL and bath brick dwelling, with cellar, lot 1SxSO;
~allach Place, Il. W. For particulars apply TO
HUFTi 4 DYER,
ap.O-4t 18th and T.
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LomGfellOvg ON InseFsease COunerco,
From the Norwich. Conn. Bulletin.
Try not the pass, the old man said.
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A BASE BALL SuIT.-Today AessrS James R0g-
ers and Daniel OBrfen filed by Mr.. d. E Cahtl. an
amended bill against the Washington Base Ball
Club and the Washington National Base Bal
Club, for an accounting and the recovery of such
sums as may be due the plaintiffs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-07

PITTsBURG, April THE Pennsylvania company,
sale OF through tickets over the Chicago Burling-
ton, and Quincy, Hannibal and st. Joseph, Kansas
City, st. Joseph, and Council Bluffs, and Northern
Pacific Railroads
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AN ORDRR N 4 LAND CASE SusPENDED.-The Sec
receiver Of the Reed City, Mich, land office to
suspend until further orders all action under re-
cent order restoring to homestead and pre-emp.
taon entry about 10 100 acres q land n the Reed
City district within the limits OF the jackson.
mace pending action Ia q motion 70 review the
Secregaly1 decastOn ordering the festerauon o.
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In the Criminal Court to-day, Walter Brown,
indicted with Robert Berkeley for housebreaktng
In the night, was found guilty.
Annie Madden, q cOlOred girl, was sentenced to
one month in jail by Judge Snsu to-day for steal
ing piece or plush and bride nom A. T. Colds
borough, OF No. 173S street northwest.
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sub lots 81 TO 66, fronting on n street, and sub
lots 70 to 81, fronting on Patterson street, in
square 672, containing $3.50 square feet for
s1OSSs.76. H. II. Wells has bought OF W. p. KEEL
fronting 40 feet by 100 on street, between 18th
and 10th streets northwest. W. p. Kellogg has
bought, for 81 045.56 OF Elizabeth r. Sicard sub
on street, between New hampshire avenue and
- street. Cornelia Devendorf has bought OF Jno.
Sherman, trustee, for $5&l 81, two lots In block
OF h. L. Page, 9.53 acres OF Rosemount on Linear
Hill and Kl1ngle Roads, for $11,9l2.50. ThOs.
Hyds has S0nSa q A. Y 1 for
east, between Maryland avenue and street.
j. H. GRAY & Co., real estate agents, have sold,
OF the Potomac, opposite the Three Sisters, to A.
F. Barker and syndicate OF prominent citizens
who propose suDdividing it into villa sites.
The BoucrcAu1r EsaAesMENr.-Mr. Dion Bouci.
cault the famous actor and playwright, viii ap-
pear at the National Theater next week in his
cess in New York and Boston, ''F1n Mccool," and
"Kerry," none OF which have heretofore been seen
In Washington. The sale OF seats for this engage
ment Ii now In progress
MANY Of the readers Of TEE STAR are taking adj
vantage g. the re%arkany noeTs, offer Of TIE
subscribe to one or more OF the leading periodicals
OF the country. large saving can be made In
this way.
JUDGE CUPPYS WIIL.-The will of the late
Fletcher P. Cuppy was filed to-day. He leaves his
gold watch and chain and law library to Henry
Cuppy, OF Osborn, Ohio; bis miscellaneous library
and gold-headed cane to JnO. A. Cuppy, OF F0nta-
nellie, Nebr., and the remainder or his estate to
Miss Laura Kendrick, Of No. 10 Estes street. Lynn,
Mass, and names Gen. s. s. Henkle as executor.
A BASE BALL SUIT.-To-day AesSrS James Rog-
ers and Daniel O'Brten filed, by Mr. d. E Cahtn an
amended bill against the Washington Base Ball
Club and the Washington National Base Bal
Club for an accounting and the recovery OF such
sums as may be due the plaintiffs.
RAE0R OF THE THRRNokKTKR.--Th0f following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a
NJ, 80; Bpm. so; maximum, 81; minimum. 81
To FURNISH RooH IN GARFIELD HOsPTTAL-
Mr. A. 8. Barnes, tho New York publisher, who
has been making visit to this city, before his re-
turn home sent check for t120 to the treasurer
OF the Ladies' Aid Association OF GARFIELD Hospital
to furnish one of the rooms. All but three OF the
TWENTY-FIVE rooms In the new building have now
been furnished.
In the Criminal Court to-day, Waiter Brown,
indicted with Robert Berkeley for HOUSEKEEPING
In the night, was found guilty.
ing piece or plush and bride nom A. T. Colds
borough, OF NO. lbs street northwest.
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MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES STOCKS
V1 Bonds, Commercial Paper bought and sold
LOUIS CUNNINGHAM, Broker,
I'll r
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THkk SS4sS;H HI,sy SAFE SAFE; DEPOSIT coapAs

oIU IN AVE- N. W. tSoutl Side)
PERSONS going abroad, or leaving the city should
Avail themselves OF the advantages offered hy This con-
paDy Tor the safe keeping OF bonds, securities ipyefry
pta,e and other vsiuatles cioihing, paintings works
be stored At low rates Take Action before rxisr INN
after. Jour va1uabtes are stolen or burned.
0face Hours: y q. IN. to s D. IA
26-6m GeaswdAyN Q Z n. b Rml
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MANY Of the readers of TEE STAR are taking ad-
vantage Of the remarkably liberal offer OF The
WEEKLY STAR (aS advertised In another column) to
subscribe to one or more OF the leading periodicals
OF the country. A large saving can be made In
this way.
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Asking Heavy Damages for Libel.
KANSAS ATTORNEYS SUE A NEWSPAPER AND o.
OFFICIAL,

ST. LOUIS, April IA special to the Globe Demo-
crat from Garden CITY, Kan, says Six libel suits
were filed In the District Court here yesterday,
claiming, In the aggregate, $4,000. George a.
kimDali and George II. Reeve, comprising the firm
OF klmball Reeve; A. Bennett and W. s. Smith,
comprising the nrm OF Bennett Smith. and A. E.
Masters each bring suit for $4,000 damages
against p. j. Talbot and L. II. Barlow, publishers
OF the Democrat, a weekly paper published at this
place. The same parties also bring suit against
c. f. NJ. Niles, register of the United States land
Office at this place The plaintiffs are all land
attorneys here. They allege that the publishers
wilfully and maliciOusly ubelled them by the pub
1cation OF an article stating that they had been
disbared from practicing before the United States
land Office, when such was not the case. The
complaints against Register Niles allege that be
procured the publication. Niles Is from Findlay,
Ohio. Talbot and Barlow are from Robinson, Ill
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AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 pm prices
wire to H. II. Dodge, $50 10th street:
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=
FITCH, FOX BROWN
mhI2 1887 Penn. NV.
NOR RFNT OR SALE = AN EIEGANT NEW
Dwelling, No. S.s l. ST. n. Lot. 33 feet 'front.', ~
rOoIls and cellar furnace. re grates and ali odern
improvements handsomely papered and nfAheeAoy
lAnteis- with mirror. every roolls Wide
frlee only $3.50. or will rent for SO yer month
he house II open for inspection 1x~
For particulars apply to the owner. X GOLD
1p-A t&So-3Ju
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II House ON K St. near 21st NV, rooms, all M. l.;
terms easy price $500.
Frame Houses Sd st. ne, 6 rooms good repair;
lot 2,x1O0. 2 squares from Capitol grounds; price
$2.70O.
New House on ST. NV, near 13th,S rooms, all mi
terms easy price $1,000.
Several Houses i'll the L. w near Pa ave- rooms
all mi; price & 1900.
Two Houses on Sd st. me-. near Capitol, rooms m
j. price 81, 600.
House on H. ave, new, rooms. all mi rented for
$50 price $4,000.
Houses and Ground in all parts of the city and
suourbS- AUSTIN p. BROWN,
3p3-lW Real Estate and LOANS. 14o6 at n
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90 9TH st. n. e., 6r....-s1I
- Myrtle ST., Ne. 7r. 10
30 Myrtle st. IL. e., Or. Is
.329 Myrtle st. lie. 1r....15
2U23 Z st. NV, 6r.......15
1901 9TH ST. NV, Ar ..13
'6l9, gu, 6.23 Essex
Court NV, 4r.....12.S0
1Gl6 Riggs II. W, 6r. .12.37
Ia Ia Riggs NV. 6r.....12
d 18th St road n. w, 5r. IL
LII Blagden's all.n.w.,
2s.s4 Boundary NV, 4r. 10
- ii Boundary NV, Ar. 10
PA Jackson Hall alley
NV, br ..-.--.-......1U
:}.36 NJ st. s.w., 6rs. 10
{ 1877 Il st. Sc, 4rs. .......3
OFFICES.
i6S La. ave-, baseInentS3O
dts La. ave..3d fir, 30
4Ol 9TH St. Ar. III st fir. 20
Vernon Row, room IL. 20
I9th and Pa. ave-, rm. IA IL
l116 + ST., Pr, Sd floor. q
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sDOCsVVV per cent on improved or nnim-
proved properly IN any part of the city county.
u IL MIGHT, 6O1 9Th st. W., tour doors above +.
mhl2-lm
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Mr.. Manning Better.
HE TAKES SHORT WALK TODAY.
LONDON, April 7.-Ex-S Secretary Manning Is bet
er to-day. He took short walk this forenoon.
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ICOR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN-A TWO-STORY
= Frame Dwelling; seven rooms: S13 eth st. Ne;
frona9e of "a feet by depth Of 100 feet) price, 75c
Per loot, including improvements; easy terms
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Nor ALLOWED TO PURCHASE B0ATs.-The Amer.
lean fishing schooner Everftt steele arrived at
Halifax, \. s., yesterday, from the Western Banks
In distress, having encountered the recent storm
Her dorfes were all washed overheard and l0st.
The captain wished TO purchase new boats an
Halifax, but the collector OF customs refused 20
allow him TO do 50, as 1t would be violation OF
the treaty.
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b. IL WARNER L co. dig Fstnv

- - N "A1A-NEK CU-.V y aG nv.
urOR kENT-UNFURNIsHED-
Il StOrv. 200 9Th ST. nxsi
Store. 1UT 9th ~ n ~ Sd
Meridian ave. Noun. Pleasant S2o
III i - ne. $2l
lS-SS 95s s. NV $3.50.
H-i'-0--"' IfLEh * RUTHERFORD. 1926 st. n w.
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CUT HER THRoAT.-Just after eating her break
fast AT her home, In the suburbs OF Wheeling
w. Va, wednesday morning, Mrs. Homer Briggs
wife OF prominent citizen, repaired 70 her bed
room and cut her throat, from ear TO ear, with q
butchers knife, half seyerfng the head from tho
body. The cause OF her act Is unknown.
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FOR lighthouses.

NOR RENT-DESIRABLE HOUSE. EIGHT ROOMS
II and bath; modern improvements. 1904 9th n W.
hey door ape ST.
NOR RENT-s-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. 1925 2sTH
st Modern improvements, cellar. large yard,
vOnveuient to cars Enquire l341 18th st. ap7-3ts
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, PROMPT
V1attention to all applications. Apply to
SWOkMSEDT l. BRADLEY,
i or
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I2OR SALE-TWO THREE STORY, SOUTH FRONT
u Houses; on Corcorsn ST., between 18th and 14th
SITS One OF eight rooms, lot 17x72 One Of ten rooms
lot 2Ox3O. Address PRO BONO,
mh2S-eO5t Star ONCE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-07

I1OR RENI-NEAR THE CAPITOL DESIRABLE
AID Pleasantly situated Brick Dwelling, nine rooms
lncIuding bath los I'd ST I.e- apo-24t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-07

The above Is only portion of the property on my
books For full list cali at Office for bulletin iSsrci OF,
the LIST and 18th Iap5I THOS. =. WAGGAMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-07

EOR RENT-HOUSES.
II 1 400 l. st-n.w., 13r $50
i lob y. III. ave NV. Or A.
l:3.1 1Ith st-Lw-, Sr- 80
lag T. Cap st. ne, -. 30
Upper part I4O6 p st.
n-w, ST.. .30.5O
32el 1913. 3.2,354 d st. Sc,
14O::, i404. 14O6 Md.
ave. Ne. 6r ..-......2 5
1915 10th st-n.w., Sr. %
liz l4tii st. n.w- 7r. %
3iOS y ST. NV, 5r.. ~
-iO:S Y St NV. srs--2O-31
~ l. st-n-w., tjr.....l9
6lS q ST. s.w-. 6rs .-..17
16.}2 4Ih st.u.w Or lbs
= 9TH ST. ro2d NV, 9r- 10
STORES, ETC.
Strand dvg-. 1914 sth
st. NV, Srs. "a
Str. nm. part cellar.
4Lh and y sts.n.w-..21
Str TN 1871 III 81. n-w.l5
Stable rear IA d h St -..15I
Stable rear 1915 lOJh
81 IA W-....-.....
Stable rear .s.}1 I'd s-w.
The above il only a port,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-07

some RHODR ISLAND FREITHIkKERa I'm a quiet.
unorthOdOx DISCUSSION Of Divine nyster1ex ap-
pealed TO silent listener 70 give his views on the
subject "Ny opinion Is !" said Mr.. H., .'that one
man knows just as mucn about unknowabe things
as another" q proposition which called for 50
much study, I'm order TO s,tze the point Of attack
that II broke up the dtscuss0n--k<oUsdsnee yO>S.
nal